MS Power Control Loop: Disable threshold comparison on {LOWER,UPPER}_CMP_N=0
This way we provide an effective way to disable C/I based decision taking in the MS Power Control Loop. With this set up, MS Power Level is decided only based on RxLev. This allows for working setup in following scenarios: * BTS L1 not passing proper C/I values to upper layers (eg. TRXDv0). * User not willing to spend time configuring proper C/I levels for each channel type. Related: SYS#4917 Change-Id: Ibd10eb96a5d072d5c19f7449a8b11e64aad1cd4c
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@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ int lchan_ms_pwr_ctrl(struct gsm_lchan *lchan,
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uint8_t rxlev_avg;
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int16_t ul_lqual_cb_avg;
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const struct gsm_power_ctrl_meas_params *ci_meas;
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bool ignore;
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bool ignore, ci_on;
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if (!trx_ms_pwr_ctrl_is_osmo(trx))
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return 0;
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return 0;
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}
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/* If computed C/I is out of acceptable thresholds: */
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ci_meas = lchan_get_ci_thresholds(lchan);
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/* Is C/I based algo enabled by config?
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* FIXME: this can later be generalized when properly implementing P & N counting. */
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ci_on = ci_meas->lower_cmp_n && ci_meas->upper_cmp_n;
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ul_lqual_cb_avg = do_avg_algo(ci_meas, &state->ci_meas_proc, ul_lqual_cb);
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rxlev_avg = do_avg_algo(¶ms->rxlev_meas, &state->rxlev_meas_proc, dbm2rxlev(ul_rssi_dbm));
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if (ul_lqual_cb_avg < ci_meas->lower_thresh * 10) {
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/* If computed C/I is enabled and out of acceptable thresholds: */
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if (ci_on && ul_lqual_cb_avg < ci_meas->lower_thresh * 10) {
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new_dbm = ms_dbm + params->inc_step_size_db;
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} else if (ul_lqual_cb_avg > ci_meas->upper_thresh * 10) {
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} else if (ci_on && ul_lqual_cb_avg > ci_meas->upper_thresh * 10) {
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new_dbm = ms_dbm - params->red_step_size_db;
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} else {
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/* Calculate the new Tx power value (in dBm) */
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